I have been an amateur photographer since I was a child, since there were disposable cameras, definitely more futuristic and affordable for everyone compared to the cameras of the past or those used by my dad.

They were launched a year before my birth in 1986 in japan.

After various "reportages" of school trips in elementary school, I remember having started using my mother's camera, with film too but with digital zoom.

With that I started practicing a little more, then it happened that the digital cameras arrived and then the compact cameras with which I began to practice and define my shooting techniques a little more when I was traveling with my family.

I began to grow and technology too, bringing more and more futuristic and prefessional cell phones and cameras.

Arriving in high school, with already an impressive amount of photographs and archived films, a classmate of mine enlightened me, who despite the technologies, continued to take shots with her ancient, strange and very professional cameras.

Compared to me she had a much deeper relationship with photography and I understood that I could really receive a lot from my photographs, so after high school I decided to start a professional photography course mainly focused on fashion.

Later I realized that for me taking pictures was traveling, telling, documenting.

I began to dream of traveling the world by migrating with animals from one part of the continent to another.

I' am still living this dream and there will still be a lot to live and document.